Nintendo Switch (OLED model)
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Nintendo Switch (OLED model) features a 7-inch OLED screen with a narrower bezel. The screen's intense colours and high contrast deliver an immersive gaming experience in handheld and tabletop modes - whether you're racing at breathtaking speeds or outrunning opponents.
Flip out the stand, hand another player a controller, face the screen together and play against or with each other when and where you want. Adjust the Nintendo Switch (OLED model) wide adjustable stand to your desired viewing angle for a comfortable gaming experience in tabletop mode.
The Nintendo Switch (OLED model) station has two USB ports, an HDMI port for connecting to a TV and a LAN port for a stable internet connection in TV mode.
Nintendo Switch (OLED model) has 64 GB of internal storage space. The available storage space can be expanded with a compatible microSD Card (sold separately). Download your favourite games and play them when and where you want.
Experience clear sound when playing in handheld or tabletop mode.
| Console | Nintendo Switch |
| Game world | Nintendo |
| Documents | |
| Item number | 16212377 |
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Statutory warranty score
How often does a product of this brand in the «Game consoles» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
Source: Galaxus- 1.Nintendo0,7 %
- 2.Microsoft1,1 %
- 3.Sony1,2 %
- 4.Valve1,7 %
- 5.Lenovo2,6 %
Statutory warranty case duration
How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?
Source: Galaxus- 2.Valve6 days
- 3.Microsoft7 days
- 3.Sony7 days
- 5.ASUS10 days
- 6.Nintendo19 days
Return rate
How often is a product of this brand in the «Game consoles» category returned?
Source: Galaxus- 1.Nintendo2,2 %
- 2.Microsoft3,6 %
- 3.Sony4 %
- 4.Valve6 %
- 5.ASUS11,5 %
The Nintendo Switch OLED is technically slightly more powerful than its predecessor, but also costs significantly more money. However, it is the first choice for anyone who primarily uses the Switch in handheld mode. Those who only play via dock on the TV will be better off with the cheaper model.
- Bigger and better display
- Greatly improved stand
- All-round improved design
- No resolution or performance improvements
- Joy-Con drift remains a problem
The Switch (OLED) is the best version of the console. But it's a more difficult upgrade because there are no performance improvements. The OLED display is excellent and is complemented by a new stand and small improvements. Basically, current Switch owners won't buy a new Switch OLED and will stick with their Switch...
For around 350 euros, you get a lot of added value with the Switch OLED. In addition to the improved display, you benefit from some useful improvements such as the clear sound and the larger storage space. If you already own a Switch, you don't have to get a second one. After all, it's still basically the same console and not a completely new device...
The Switch OLED isn't quite the big hit - Nintendo hasn't incorporated enough innovations for that. The display is bigger and the picture is nice, the slight changes to the design and construction are nice. First and foremost, gamers who play in handheld mode will benefit from this...
Finally, the question of price and our assessment of who might find the premium model worthwhile: Depending on the dealer you choose, the OLED model currently costs between 350 and 360 euros, which is 20 to 30 euros more than the LCD model. For those who do not yet own a Switch, the small surcharge compared to the visually dusty LCD model is definitely justified, because the Switch library is undoubtedly...